CALENDAR
AUSTRALIA v/s SERBIA 23 JUNE 2010
20H30
ITALY v/s NEW ZEALAND 20 JUNE 2010
16H00
KOREA v/s COUTE DE IVIORE 25 JUNE 16H00
HONDURA v/s CHILE 16 JUN E 2010
13H30
Mbombela Slide Show
ABOUT 2010
In 2004, when South Africa was awarded the bid to host the 2010 Federations Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup , there were celebrations throughout South Africa and the African continent. The decision to award the bid to Africa for the first time is celebrated not only because of the continent’s love of the game – but also because it is part of Africa’s journey into a century of growth and development.
The words “Ke Nako” in the 2010 World Cup official slogan means “its time” in the South African languages Sesotho and Setswana. The slogan is a call to celebrate Africa as the origin of humanity and as a contributor to every sphere of human endeavour.
The South African Government is committed to making the event “the best World Cup ever”, and will deliver on all the commitments to FIFA. Government is also using the hosting of the World Cup to contribute to the growth and
development of the country. The excitement is palpable – every day, in anticipation of the first “African” World Cup, new and exciting steps are being taken on the journey to 2010. Come and be part of the legacy!................. find out more
The words “Ke Nako” in the 2010 World Cup official slogan means “its time” in the South African languages Sesotho and Setswana. The slogan is a call to celebrate Africa as the origin of humanity and as a contributor to every sphere of human endeavour.
The South African Government is committed to making the event “the best World Cup ever”, and will deliver on all the commitments to FIFA. Government is also using the hosting of the World Cup to contribute to the growth and
development of the country. The excitement is palpable – every day, in anticipation of the first “African” World Cup, new and exciting steps are being taken on the journey to 2010. Come and be part of the legacy!................. find out more
